Herzliya conference
German counter-terror expert: No such thing as 'inevitable' terrorism
Daniel Heinke, in Israel for annual counter-terror conference, discusses terror in a post-ISIS era.
What is happening in today’s Middle East
Bennett: Palestinian refugees can’t return en masse to the West Bank
Herzog: Netanyahu won't deliver what Trump needs to close the deal
NO HOLDS BARRED: Chief Rabbi Sacks’s call for Jewish surrender in Europe is not an option
This week, Britain’s former Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks gave a speech characterized by the media as doom and gloom at a conference in Herzliya.
Netanyahu touts 'building alliances' in light of tensions with Obama
Netanyahu, speaking to a strategic conference near Tel Aviv, blamed the Palestinians for the 14-month impasse in negotiations.
Shaked dives into foreign policy, pushes for alliance with Kurds
“the Jewish and Kurdish nations share a history…of mutual respect, mutual interests”, said the Justice Minister.
'Technology should serve as a tool for better education, not replace the human interaction'
Dr. Ludig Spaenle, the Bavarian education minister, spoke at the Herzliya Conference at the Interdisciplinary Center.
‘Changing demographics heart of economic future’
At Herzliya Conference, economic experts note changing conflicts hold the key to understanding where the economy is headed.
Shapiro: Obama unlikely to set Iran deadline
US Ambassador Dan Shapiro cautions against expecting US president to set calendar during Israel visit.
US envoy: Obama trip is key symbol of close ties
US Ambassador Dan Shapiro, speaking at annual Herzliya Conference, stresses close cooperation between US and Israel.
Expert: Utilize new-found gas, don’t export it
Government hoping to cash in on quick taxes instead of giving the middle class a $10 billion cut in gas prices, Yossie Hollander says.
Experts call for progress in women’s employment
Problem is that women pursue "feminine jobs" such as teaching and nursing, which have lower salaries, says IDC’s Tali Regev.
American military spending and oil dependency
For decades, people have been well aware of the necessity for the United States to decrease its dependency on oil. But now, such a reduction would reduce the stresses imposed on a weakened America.